Ed's Blog Apple sharesholders say keep DEI efforts as CEO says they still care about culture Did you ever think a CEO simply saying the word “belonging” could be seen as courageous? Apple CEO Tim Cook has done that.
Ed's Blog DOGE bro chaos is still inspiring some in Australia There’s chaos in the United States as Elon Musk’s team of DOGE bros are hunting down spare millions to end waste in the US government.
Ed's Blog Majority of students fail politics test. Can we really expect more from them given what they see? Given what students see from Australian politicians and parts of the media, we can’t expect them to be engaged in our democratic institutions.
Ed's Blog How much is enough? The punishment of Sam Kerr must end Sam Kerr has been scrutinised by the media and went through a six-day trial to be found ‘not guilty’. But it’s not enough, for some.
News & Views Want to be an ally? Great. Just don’t expect women to be your tutors Perth-based podcaster, Jack McIntosh, who felt compelled to post a crying TikTok video where he laments being relentlessly rejected by women.
Ed's Blog A CEO has a relationship with a subordinate and wants to ‘get back to work’ The Dovetail CEO concedes it was an “error of judgement”. But his desire to “get back to work” is not so simple, given the sexual harassment allegations.
News & Views Why we should be grateful for Trump and Musk’s gargantuan egos Could billionaire Elon Musk and US President Donald Trump tear each other apart? Tarla Lambert-Patel would put money on it.
News & Views Kanye West claims win in Bianca Censori’s outfit. Others see control It was disturbing viewing. Not because of what Bianca Censori revealed, but rather because of Kanye West’s behaviour on the Red Carpet.
Ed's Blog Almost all startup capital raised in Australia went to startups with male founders in 2024 Just 2 per cent of the total capital raised in Australia in 2024 went to all female founding teams. Down half from 2023.
News & Views ‘We don’t vote with our vaginas’: Credlin & Clennell’s heated debate shows neither understands women’s voting priorities Are women voting with their vaginas? This was the crux of a tense debate between Peta Credlin and her colleague Andrew Clennell.
News & Views Offended by Grace Tame’s t-shirt? You need a reality check Grace Tame’s protest against Murdoch was roundly welcome. She took a public stand that most of us don’t have the platform to do.
News & Views How Narelda Jacobs learnt “her place” in media There are few people in Australia’s media more recognisable than Narelda Jacobs. But breaking through as a queer, Aboriginal woman hasn’t been easy.
